Bok wing Kurt-Lee Arendse in action against Portugal recently. Picture: Charle Lombard/Gallo Images
Next up for the Springboks is the 2024 Rugby Championship and Tests against Australia, Argentina and New Zealand.
The annual competition gets underway on August 10, with the world champion Boks having warmed up for the campaign with Tests against Wales, Ireland (two) and Portugal in the last five weeks.
The World Cup winners from 2023 will play a rare afternoon game in their first match of the Rugby Championship, against Australia, in Brisbane on August 10.
The Rugby Championship reverts back to its 12-match schedule this year after a shortened version of the competition was in place last year because of the Rugby World Cup.
The Boks play Australia in two matches Down Under, in Brisbane and Perth (August 17), before returning home for two matches against New Zealand, in Johannesburg and Cape Town.
They complete their programme with an away match against Argentina, in Santiago (with kick-off at 11pm SA time) — a new venue for the Boks — before their final match takes place in Mbombela, also against Argentina.
Australia v South Africa
Date: Saturday, 10 August
Venue: Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane
Local kick-off: 2.45pm
RSA kick-off: 6:45am
New Zealand v Argentina
Date: Saturday, 10 August
Venue: SKY Stadium, Wellington
Local kick-off: 7.05pm
RSA kick-off: 9.05am
New Zealand v Argentina
Date: Saturday, 17 August
Venue: Eden Park, Auckland
Local kick-off: 7.05pm
RSA kick-off: 9.05am
Australia v South Africa
Date: Saturday, 17 August
Venue: Optus Stadium, Perth
Local kick-off: 5.55pm
RSA kick-off: 11.55am
South Africa v New Zealand
Date: Saturday, 31 August
Venue: Ellis Park, Johannesburg
Local kick-off: 5pm
RSA kick-off: 5pm
Argentina v Australia
Date: Saturday, 31 August
Venue: Estadio Jorge Luis Hirschi, Buenos Aires
Local kick-off: 4pm
RSA kick-off: 9pm
South Africa v New Zealand
Date: Saturday, 7 September
Venue: DHL Stadium, Cape Town
Local kick-off: 5pm
RSA kick-off: 5pm
Argentina v Australia
Date: Saturday, 7 September
Venue: Brigadier Estanislao Lopez Stadium, Santa Fe
Local kick-off: 4pm
RSA kick-off: 9pm
Australia v New Zealand
Date: Saturday, 21 September
Venue: Accor Stadium, Sydney
Local kick-off: 3.55pm
RSA kick-off: 7.55am
Argentina v South Africa
Date: Saturday, 21 September
Venue: Estadio Unico Madre de Ciudades, Santiago
Local kick-off: 6pm
RSA kick-off: 11pm
New Zealand v Australia
Date: Saturday, 28 September
Venue: SKY Stadium, Wellington
Local kick-off: 7.05pm
RSA kick-off: 9.05am
South Africa v Argentina
Date: Saturday, 28 September
Venue: Mbombela Stadium, Nelspruit
Local kick-off: 5pm
RSA kick-off: 5pm
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